Some library not fauld after installing Teensyduino on 1.0.5

Andre-K

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I have a working application on Arduino 1.0.5 , x64 Linux.
- it compiles fine for Atmel328, I wanted to add hardware support for Teensy 3.1

Once I installed Teensyduino from https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_119/teensyduino.64bit - I got problem compiling the project (still compiling for Atmel328):

These two lines:
#include "include/mavlink_types.h"
#include "include/common/mavlink.h"

fail, and I get

MAVLink:10: error: include/mavlink_types.h: No such file or directory
MAVLink:11: error: include/common/mavlink.h: No such file or directory

- If I use a fresh-downloaded Arduino 1.0.5 , without Teesyduino - it compiles just fine again.

Please note that I mentioned I have problems with the library on 328 - that was just to narrow down the problem - I still need these libraries on Teensy , - and it fails too. The libraries in question is "mavlink" - nothing hardware related, only softyware.

Here is the library: https://www.dropbox.com/s/scjzewyezfu6egz/mavlink.zip?dl=0
 
I looked at this code briefly. It doesn't seem to be a library designed for Arduino.

How do I reproduce the problem? There is no "MAVLink.ino" file. What do I actually open with Arduino to recreate the problem on my Linux PC?
 
I looked at this code briefly. It doesn't seem to be a library designed for Arduino.

How do I reproduce the problem? There is no "MAVLink.ino" file. What do I actually open with Arduino to recreate the problem on my Linux PC?

Hi.
This is a library used in arduino, and usually works.
Finally, today I discovered that my computer-sync might have failed, because later, even stock arduino failed after being synced to and back between 3 workstations.
So it might be that the error is not in Teensyduino at all.

I'll be out hunting tomorrow, but will retry it later in an unsynced location of filesystem.
 
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